The space network tier will support wireless space Internet services using densely deployed low earth orbit (LEO), medium earth orbit MEO), and geostationary earth orbit (GEO) satellites [1]}. The geostationary satellites are at an altitude of 35,786km which leads to signal transmission delay as the nodes are at huge distances from each other. This raises a need for non-geostationary satellite orbits (non-GSO) which is expected to provide high-bit rates and low latency Internet connectivity throughout the globe [2]}. Since the deployment of NGSO satellites will still take a lot of time, LEO satellites can be opted as a possible solution. LEO satellite network with radio frequency and laser co-routing mechanism will provide lower latency communications, where communication distances are above 3000km [3]}, [4]}.
